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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 23 (1875) (1875)

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venson’s “It is certain that the Americans are actively bestirring themselves at the present time, with a view to getting firm constructed two powerful tank locomotive engines to certain of their manufactures into the British market. Their work this incline, the steepest, perhaps, with one… … vation below the line of rails on which the glish firm was led to place an order for such locomotive is brought to the spot. The shaft goods in America by some advantage on the of the winding drum has fast on it a spur infinite; at least, this is the way we understand the author. score of price.…

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